The Latitude 64 Sinus is an overstable approach putter rated 2/2/0/2. Two glide is the number that defines it — almost nothing carries less. It does not float, does not sail past, and comes down where you pointed it, with a fade of 2 finishing the job.
That makes it a sit-down approach disc rather than a putting putter: headwind upshots, forced hyzers, forehand flicks that must not turn over. Latitude first moulded it in 2006 and brought it back in 2024 with the textured grip pads removed for a smooth top. It beats in straighter over time rather than flipping. What it will not do is cover distance — 2 speed with 2 glide runs out quickly — and there is no straight line in it out of the box.
How much the Sinus turns and fades depends on how hard it is thrown. These three shapes are drawn from the manufacturer’s numbers, not from measured throws.
